Storytelling Through Memory: Exploring Maybe Elephants through the NFB’s Quick Start Guide
Discover how a high school teacher used the Maybe Elephants film and Quick Start Guide to build student storytelling skills.
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Can Potatoes Really Buy You Happiness?
Explore I Love Potatoes with your students! This adventure and strategy game uses humour to tackle sustainable development and social innovation. Yum!
Building Resilience in Students
Teachers can play an essential role in the development of resilience in children by influencing and nurturing the development of skills, attitudes and strategies. Help students turn the stresses of life into opportunities and build resilience with Me and My Moulton.
10 Keys to Expressing Your Ideas with Respect
School is a great setting in which to learn how to express one’s ideas and respect other people’s views. Explore the art of communicating with Big Mouth.
Niigaanibatowaad: FrontRunners, carrying the torch
The coming Pan Am Games provide an excellent opportunity to examine with your students the injustice experienced by 10 Indigenous frontrunners in 1967.
Exploring a world of magical stories with your students
Educators: discuss family, love, friendship, fellowship and courage with your students through magical stories and study guides.
Primal: discovering the scream and its resonance
Download the Primal study guide designed to guide teachers in the discovery of the scream, a fundamental form of human expression that has often been under-valued or suppressed.
Trust as predictor of student achievement
Educators: how can you develop a classroom culture based on trust? Discover an animated short film that can be used as a pedagogical tool.